WE tend to think of the alphabet as just a tool, a 26-piece kit we use to learn, to conduct business and, perhaps, to fall in love.
Just once he breaks his inter-song silence to say, "By the way, fuck rock'n'roll", a reference perhaps to Fall Out Boy's dumbass rockist ramblings on the same stage earlier, or a falling-out, we later learn, with festival organisers.
However, in the case of CRC, it is perhaps difficult to fall behind when we haven't even reached the baseline from which to fall behind from!! Hopefully some of the money announced in the recent budget can be used to provide modern, effective, chemotherapy for patients with this awful disease.
So would the Bank of Italy, which is keen to see Capitalia's future neatly settled with a domestic buyer, as well as the creation of a second very large Italian bank, perhaps too big to fall prey to outsiders.Could anything go wrong?
Selling for less at "mark-to-market" prices forces an accounting of the sale at the lower price, weakening the bank's financial performance and perhaps causing it to fall short of capital-reserve requirements.
Just as with conventional forms of power generation, the energy produced by a wind farm gradually decreases over its lifetime, perhaps due to falling availability, aerodynamic performance or conversion efficiency.
Analysts say that oil could continue to fall, perhaps hitting a low of $10 per barrel, which would make it cheaper than bottled water.
Among the pitfalls facing first novelists, perhaps the best one to fall into is the hazard of being overly ambitious.
City officials said yesterday that the trade center tally, which dropped by at least 200 over the last weekend alone, could continue to fall, perhaps to 3,000, as duplications and errors are resolved.
The latter soften more easily during cooking, giving a fluffier result – more comforting, perhaps, but more prone to fall apart in the pan.
This is an issue that could come up with even greater force several years from now if, as expected, wholesale electricity prices start to fall, perhaps sharply, and ratepayers agitate for cuts.
